James Web Space Telescope Finally Launching This Week

The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has long been developing a telescope to better probe our galaxy and the depths of the universe. The replacement for the veteran Hubble Space Telescope James Webb Space Telescope This telescope, named NASA, was a joint project of the European Space Agency, the Canadian Space Agency and 15 different states.

The James Webb Space Telescope, which was started to be developed in 1996, was first planned to be launched in 2007. But the completion date of James Webb, which has undergone major changes many times, extended until 2016. Then the tests started, the desired features were added, and when we said that it was tested again, the telescope is still not in space, but on the ground. Today, NASA finally the launch delayed almost exactly 15 years announced when.

The James Webb Space Telescope is finally being sent:

NASA has announced that the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope on December 24 has been finalized. The James Webb Space Telescope, which has cost more than $10 billion to date, On December 24 at 15:20 CEST It will be sent into space with the European Space Agency’s Ariana5 rocket.

What does the James Webb Space Telescope aim for?

The James Webb Space Telescope, like its predecessor Hubble, will be responsible for examining the depths of space. But unlike Hubble, the telescope Far from the sun will be found. Space telescope, born 14 billion years ago catching the light of the first stars and by studying exoplanets in detail will be liable.